David: Thanks, the -z FluidSynth setting works. However, FluidSynth is not the only affected program. In particular, I shouldn't have to change VLC to use its ALSA output module instead of its PulseAudio module, which is the default. If my hardware can't handle low latency playback, PulseAudio shouldn't attempt it at all. If there's a bug in the driver, the driver should be fixed.
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